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2020 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
A Microservice Architecture for Access Control Based on Long-Distance Facial Recognition
Authors : Javier Rojo, Juan Luis Herrera, Enrique Moguel, Juan Hernández
Published in: Gerontechnology
Publisher: Springer International Publishing
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Abstract
With each new year, the world’s population is more aged and the birth rate decreases. That is why, in a not distant future, we will encounter the challenge that there will be many elderly people in our population and few young people to care for them. To help facilitate this task, the use of new technologies is increasing. Therefore, this paper proposes the use of a not intrusive system that, using a microservice architecture and long-distance, non-intrusive facial recognition, allows to control elderly assistance to their daily tasks in residences, facilitating the work of nurses. For example, to check that all the elderly regularly go to the dining room at meal times or to the gym if they should do some type of rehabilitation exercises. For this, the system uses security cameras that are installed in the access of the different zones to be controlled.